How to survive the winter with potted passion fruit. Will it freeze to death in the winter in the so

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1. How to spend the winter

2. Will the South be frozen to death?

When potted passion fruit spends the winter, it is necessary to ensure that the minimum temperature is above 0°C. If it is lower than 0°C, it needs to be moved indoors. Do not place it on the floor heater in the house, but place it in a ventilated location. If necessary, sprinkle it with lime, or cover it with weeds or film to keep it warm and cold. In addition, if you spend the winter in the south, you will not freeze to death as long as it is not extremely cold.

1. Overwintering methods

1. Temperature: Passion fruit cannot tolerate cold environments during the winter. If the outdoor temperature is above 0℃, it can be placed outdoors. If it drops below 0℃, you need to move it indoors. If the ambient temperature is -2°C, it will cause severe frostbite. If placed indoors, choose a slightly ventilated location and do not place it on the floor heating.

2. Keep warm: After winter, many areas It will get very cold, and you need to take antifreeze measures in advance at this time. You can keep it warm by sprinkling lime, covering it with weeds, or covering it with plastic film. If it reaches the third year, you can also prune off the old branches, or use film to wrap its roots and trunk.

2. Will the South be frozen to death

Winter in the south is not as cold as in the north, but sometimes the temperature is very low. If the environment where passion fruit is maintained is very cold, it will easily be damaged by frost or even freeze to death. As long as the temperature can be kept above 0°C and sufficient sunshine is given to it, it will basically not freeze to death. Maintenance in winter requires less watering, and the water temperature should not be too low, because the temperature itself is very low. If you pour cold water on it, the roots will be easily irritated.

2. Will the South be frozen to death?

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